Sentence examples for consequently incomplete from inspiring English sources

Their theories are consequently incomplete.

In fact, unlike primary substances, secondary substances are forms, and consequently incomplete entities with an imperfect and dependent mode of existence.

Using wrong primers will lead to failure to detect some bacterial species and consequently incomplete surveys in metagenomic studies.

Its removal by surgery leads to apoptosis at the tip of the limb bud, and consequently incomplete outgrowth (Dudley et al., 2002).

In order to avoid potential bias from teams with incomplete follow-up and, consequently, incomplete ascertainment of events in the late post-transplant period, the final dataset included patients from teams where the number of patients evaluated at 5 years or later was greater than 50% of the patients alive and disease-free at 2 years after HCT.

Consequently, incomplete information is available on the actual effects of the support layer and overall composite membrane characteristics, on performance.

One emerging view of this process is that such mechanisms may only evolve in male-heterogametic (XY) species but not in female-heterogametic (ZW) species, which will consequently exhibit "incomplete" sex chromosome dosage compensation.

Thus, the objection goes, Stevenson's theory of meaning leaves too much unsaid about a great many uses of ethical language, and consequently, is radically incomplete.

Consequently there were incomplete blocks, which were exacerbated by the stratification of patients by baseline exercise time.

Some of the current mutation databases do not systematically provide information on clinical features, familial history, and so on, whereas others are maintained by the goodwill of the researchers themselves, and consequently, are often incomplete or not up to date.

No matter how much we learn, the vision science offers — of ourselves and of the universe — will always be incomplete and consequently imperfect.